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Map of the ESO World
Tooth_Fairy
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Is there an updated map (2023) that shows which areas of the map are complete and which are still waiting for completion? I've been googling for that but all I can find is just ordinary maps of the world or some outdated completion maps from previous years...
Edited by ZOS_Icy on February 19, 2023 7:37PM 0
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✭✭✭✭Would love for this to become a feature, to see on the global world map which zones have been completed. Right now when I check the completion, I have to check zone by zone manually.
The way I check to see where I am at with questing, is by checking which main zone quest is active in my quest journal.
But maybe someone can direct you to an add-on which does that.0 -
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✭I’m sure if you googled it the UESP map came up.
https://esomap.uesp.net/
Did you check it out and see if it showed what you wanted?1 -
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✭✭There appear to be two interpretations of the question. One is what parts of the map exist as playable zones? The other is in what zones have I, as a player or character, done the story quest? Or maybe some other form of completion. We could argue forever about when you’re done with a zone.
AWA has blurred the latter too, but I think the story quests are still character tracked.2 -
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All quests, skyshards and locations are character tracked. But if you get close to an world boss an alt has killed its go white.There appear to be two interpretations of the question. One is what parts of the map exist as playable zones? The other is in what zones have I, as a player or character, done the story quest? Or maybe some other form of completion. We could argue forever about when you’re done with a zone.
AWA has blurred the latter too, but I think the story quests are still character tracked.
Same with delves. This is annoying as the delve quest past base game tend to be story quests. In base game they tend to be lacking.
As for map of ESO UESP map is very good as you can drill down to inside delves and it has ton of information as in linked to their wiki like system for other information.Edited by zaria on February 16, 2023 5:38PMGrinding just make you go in circles.
Asking ZoS for nerfs is as stupid as asking for close air support from the death star.0 -
ZOS_IcymodGreetings,
After further review we have decided to move this thread to a category we think is more appropriate for this topic.
Thank you for your understanding.
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DMuehlhausen wrote: »Just open your in game map....
actually the UESPwiki map is much better as it lets you zoom in ALOT closer, its quite helpful imo ^_^
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SkaraMinoc wrote: »
I love how comically large Summerset is on a map.
That site i use for inside delves, dungeons, public dungeons as its soooo detailed and helpful! but for anything else i us the UESPwiki map site https://esomap.uesp.net/
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